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Our Yakisugi Shou Sugi Ban siding ages beautifully with minimal upkeep. It naturally develops a rich patina or can be re-oiled anytime to restore its original vibrancy. Suyaki stays black for decades, with re-oiling extending its deep color even longer.
Our Yakisugi accessories ensure a seamless installation and lasting durability. Available as a service to customers, they require a lumber purchase but are sold separately.
Can I construct planters or raised garden beds using yakisugi “shou sugi ban”?
Can yakisugi “shou sugi ban” be used for cabinets, doors, or table-tops?
Can yakisugi “shou sugi ban” be used for framing or decking lumber?
Can yakisugi “shou sugi ban” be used near a fireplace?
Could you please advise on the type of oil I should use on the yakisugi “shou sugi ban” that I made myself?
Could you please guide me on how to make yakisugi “shou sugi ban” using wood I already have?
How should I touch up the exposed wood from cutting and installing yakisugi “shou sugi ban” siding?
I live in a harsh Northern climate with heavy rain and snow. Exteriors get hammered by the seasons and most wood siding weathers very quickly. How will yakisugi perform in my cold and wet region compared to other wood siding options? Our lumber products are all of Japanese origin and are unaffected by Canadian import duties from the US. All North American orders ship from inventory stored at our US facility within two weeks. Any tariff costs are included in our published pricing and you will not be charged additional taxes (aside from your GST or HST).
All North American orders ship from inventory stored at our US facility within two weeks. Any tariff costs are included in our published pricing and you will not be charged additional taxes (aside from your local and state taxes).
